Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-01
THE LAST SAD RITES.
Preparations Made for LOgan's Funeral
-PinkertOns at WOrk-MOney
RecOyered-Etc.
THE LAST san RITES.
Programme for the Funeral of the Dead
Senator.

Programme for the Funeral of the Dead
Senator.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-The Senate
Committee in charge OF the Logan funeral
ARRANGEMENTS met this morning at 10, and
are still in session. Senator Sherman was
present by invitation. At S O'Clock
THE ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS
as far as decided upon was given out as fol.
lows: The bodyt to be taken by the Commit
Tee Of Arrangements Of the United States
Seuate and of the House of Representa-
tives, escorted by posts OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic of the District OF Column
hia at noon on Thursday, December 3Oth,
from the residence to the rotunda Of the
capitol, where it will lie in State until noon
Of the following day, under a guard OF
honor detailed by the G. AR. and military
order OF the Loyal Legion OF the United
States. From 2 o'clock p. M, OF Thurs
day until IL O'Clock a. m. OF Friday the
public Will be admitted to the r%otunda,
passing in at the east door and out at the
west. The east door of the senate wing Of
the capitol will be opened at IL a. m. to
those having tickets Of admission.
MRS. LoGAN's FUND.
WASHINGTON, December 90 Subscrip-
lions to the fund for the benefit of Mrs. Lo.
gar received by Mr.. Lemon up to date az
gregate $25 900. The galleries OF the Sen
ate chamber will be reserved for families of
the diplomatic corps, tickets there to be
delivered to the Secretary of State for dis
tribution.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-The remains
OF Gen. Logan are clad for burialin the gen.
erals ordinary citizen dress. Upon the left
breast are badges of the 18th Army Corps,
with the legend, 40 rounds" the
Grand Army and Loyal Legions, and
upon the lapel are buttons Of the Grand
Army and Loyal Legion. The remains will
be accompanied to the capitol tomorrow
by Major Tucker, his son.in.law. Geo. Lo-
gan, his nephew, and w. B. Taylor, his
Secretary, why will remain there until the
funeral. This is to be done in difference to \
the sentiments Of Mrs. Logan, that some
members Of the family remain nea the
dead till the burial.
Responses to invitations by CAPT. George |
Z. Lemon, asking for subscriptions to the
for the benefit OF Mrs. Logan are
coming in rapidly and at 10 o'clock to.
night amounted to $4,000. Nothing has
been heard from the committee in Chicago
in soliciting funds and similar
are engaged in other cities
who have not reported. Mrs. Logaa's
property is encountered for it's full value
and the purpose is to raise sufficient money
to clear it and leave her sufficient to
her to live in a manner to which
she has been accustomed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
General Sheridan will take charge OF Gen.
funeral procession Friday, and
has selected Albert Ordway as Chief of
staff. Sneaker Carlisle has Amounted the
following named gentlemen as q committee
10 represent the House OF Representatives
at the funeral OF Gen. Logan: Messrs.
Thomas, Springer, Henderson, Townsend,
Worthington, HIT, Riggs, Rowell
md Neece, Of Ills; Reed, of Maine; Curtin,
If Penna.; Burrows, of Mich; Symes, OF
jolo. and Carr, OF Wyoming.